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Flex 8600: No Mic Compression Indication While in Split

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edited March 18 in SmartSDR for Windows

I was attempting to work VU4AX via split on 12m (no luck by the way)

I noticed that while in split (listen on slice A, transmit slice B) there IS an indication of Mic gain in the level meter, but NO indication of mic compression in the level meter. As soon as I turn split off and receive/transmit in Slice A I get an indication of mic compression in the level meter.

I reversed how I normally operate split by receiving in slice B and transmitting in slice A. When I do this I get an indication of mic compression in the level meter.

It appears that mic compression is not measured unless one is transmitting via slice A.

Is this a known issue or do I have a setting incorrect somewhere?

Running SmartSDR 3.8.23.35640 / 8600 (non m)

Rich - N5ZC

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  • Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    Hi Rich, that is an interesting finding. As an additional data point, my 6400 running 3.8.23 shows the compression level when in split mode.

    When you are in split mode, the PROC is enabled - correct?

  • Member ✭✭

    Hi Len,

    Yes, the PROC is on while in split.

    Rich - N5ZC

  • Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    Ok Rich, that sounds like a bug. Might want to submit a help desk ticket so that Flex is aware of it.

  • Member ✭✭

    Tim confirmed that this is a known software issue which will be resolved in the next software release.

    I suspect that if the level's are correct in Slice A, they are probably fine in Slice B,C,D.

    So probably not a big deal.

    Rich - N5ZC

  • Member, Super Elmer Moderator

    Hi Rich. Good to know. Yes, the level will be exactly the same across slices, so you are safe there.

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